Examples of using Jeopardize in English and their translations into Arabic
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It was considered insignificant to extend the applicability of restitution, and possibly jeopardize the political independence of the wrongdoing State, while rejecting the more serious notion of punitive damages.
Poverty and unemployment, both of which have contributed to the increase in terrorist activities in the country, could jeopardize the gains made over the past six years.
A decline in funding would jeopardize the quality and extent of health and education services provided by the Agency.
That fact and the above-mentioned economic, social and political instability that prevails in Haiti jeopardize the limited but real progress gained in recent years.
However, he recognized the problem of defining the crime itself and the related role of the Security Council, which should not jeopardize the success of the Conference.
The Council strongly rejects unilateral initiatives which may jeopardize stability and the normalization process not only in Kosovo but also in the entire region.
The report notes that United Nations human rights mechanisms continue to express deep concern over counter-terrorism measures that jeopardize human rights and fundamental freedoms.
The penalties established in the Penal Code are considered appropriate for such serious punishable conduct, which jeopardize the legal right to public safety.
Such violations jeopardize the fragile stability along Israel ' s northern border and stand in contravention of Security Council resolution 1701(2006), in particular paragraph
Even if the resolutions regarding the report entitled" An Agenda for Peace" were adopted unanimously in this Hall, their implementation is not free of dangers that could jeopardize the most sacred principles of the United Nations.
Armed members of the opposition operating in the UNDOF area of operation must be clearly apprised of the mandate of the mission and must immediately cease any actions that jeopardize the safety and security of United Nations personnel on the ground.
Their excessive accumulation and easy availability jeopardize post-conflict reconstruction and development efforts, threaten human security and violate humanitarian law and human rights.
Furthermore, her delegation shared the view of the United States of America that emphasizing the connection between the draft Code and the draft statute of the court might jeopardize progress towards the establishment of the court.
We regard this as a promising first step on a path towards peace and call upon both parties to adhere strictly to their commitments and avoid hasty action that could jeopardize progress towards a sustained period of calm.
Might jeopardize your lives?
It will jeopardize the adoption.
I can't jeopardize that.
Anything you do could jeopardize Kelly.
I cannot jeopardize that dream.
Jeopardize the fortunes of another man.